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Review Ghost of Tsushima - One of the Greatest Open World Games of the Generation
Ghost with the most
When the Mongol Empire invaded the Japanese island of Tsushima in 1274, the occupation was nothing short of a massacre. The Mongol army had no reason to respect the island's samurai and their desire for traditional, honourable warfare, and so the natives were quickly and decisively overwhelmed. It was a brutal and bloody chapter...
Ghost of Tsushima Guides
Answers to the Wind Shrine riddles
What do you do at the shrines on Iki Island in Ghost of Tsushima: Director's Cut? In the Iki Island expansion, there are three strange wind shrines located across the map: the Blood-Stained Shrine, the Shrine of Ash, and the Shrine in Shadow. In this Ghost of Tsushima guide, we're going to detail how to solve their...
Guide Ghost of Tsushima Iki Island Monkey See Trophy - How to Unlock It
Monkey business
How do you unlock the Monkey See Trophy in Ghost of Tsushima: Director's Cut? The Monkey See Trophy isn't really explained in the game, and the Trophy description isn't very helpful, either. In this Ghost of Tsushima guide, we'll detail the full process of unlocking it. For help with every other Trophy in Ghost of Tsushima and Ghost...
Guide Ghost of Tsushima: All Trophies and How to Get the Platinum
A walkthrough for all the Trophies in Ghost of Tsushima
In this Ghost of Tsushima Trophy roadmap, we're going to outline all of the game's Trophies and how you can go about unlocking them. This is a part of our extensive Ghost of Tsushima guide, which has information on locations, equipment, and much more. This Trophy guide also links to a number of...
Guide Ghost of Tsushima: All Pillar of Honor Locations
Honoring the sword
Where do you find all of the Pillar of Honor locations in Ghost of Tsushima and Ghost of Tsushima: Director's Cut? Pillars of Honor are places where you'll find unique sword kits — cosmetic designs for your sword and dagger. They don't have any effect on gameplay, but there's no denying that some of them look really cool. In...
Guide Ghost of Tsushima Guide: Tips, Tricks, and All You Need to Know
Your ultimate Ghost of Tsushima resource
Ghost of Tsushima is an open world action game from Sony first party developer Sucker Punch. It's a new property that's set on the Japanese island of Tsushima in 1274, as the Mongol Empire invades. We gave the title an 'Excellent' score of 9/10 in our Ghost of Tsushima PS4 review, describing it as "one of the...
Guide Ghost of Tsushima: All Lighthouse Locations
Light the Way
Where do you find all of the lighthouses in Ghost of Tsushima and Ghost of Tsushima: Director's Cut? Upon finding an abandoned lighthouse, Jin can relight their fires in order to restore hope to the people off the island. Doing so nets you a legend rank increase. In this Ghost of Tsushima guide, we're going to reveal the locations of...
Guide Ghost of Tsushima: All Shinto Shrine Locations
In search of the kami
Where do you find all of the Shinto Shrines in Ghost of Tsushima and Ghost of Tsushima: Director's Cut? Shinto Shrines are locations where Jin must jump, swing, and climb his way to a sacred location. Reaching a shrine rewards you with a powerful charm. For more detailed information on the best charms in Ghost of Tsushima,...
Guide Ghost of Tsushima: All Bamboo Strike Locations
Gotta go fast
Where do you find all of the Bamboo Strike locations in Ghost of Tsushima and Ghost of Tsushima: Director's Cut? Bamboo Strikes are locations where Jin can practice his sword skills. In order to complete a Bamboo Strike, you have to press a number of buttons within a time limit. They can be tricky, but they're worth the trouble...
Guide Ghost of Tsushima: All Hot Spring Locations
Body, Mind, and Spirit
Where do you find all of the Hot Springs in Ghost of Tsushima and Ghost of Tsushima: Director's Cut? Hot Springs are locations where Jin can take a nice relaxing bath and reflect on a topic of your choosing. Hot Springs also have a practical effect, in that they increase Jin's health by a small amount when they're used for the...
Guide Ghost of Tsushima: All Haiku Locations
Time to reflect
Where do you find all the Haikus in Ghost of Tsushima and Ghost of Tsushima: Director's Cut? When Jin isn't putting countless Mongol invaders to the sword, he often likes to unwind with some Japanese poetry. but in order to do that, he needs to find some nice, quiet places where he can contemplate. These locations are Haiku spots,...
Guide Ghost of Tsushima: All Mythic Tales and Rewards
Teller of Tales
What are Mythic Tales in Ghost of Tsushima and Ghost of Tsushima: Director's Cut? What rewards do you get from them? Mythic Tales are in-depth and often lengthy quests that have Jin pursue some kind of legend. In order to start a Mythic Tale and have it added to your map, you need to talk to characters in towns and other settlements...
Guide Ghost of Tsushima: All Iki Island Archery Challenge Locations
Bullseye
Where do you find all of the archery challenges in Ghost of Tsushima: Director's Cut? These side activities allow Jin to hone his archery skills, tasking you with hitting a number of targets as quickly as possible. However, they're not easy, and attaining the best time requires both strategy and good aim. Archery challenges can only be...
About The Game
The year is 1274. Samurai warriors are the legendary defenders of Japan--until the fearsome Mongol Empire invades the island of Tsushima, wreaking havoc and conquering the local population. As one of the last surviving samurai, you rise from the ashes to fight back. But, honorable tactics won't lead you to victory. You must move beyond your samurai traditions to forge a new way of fighting--the way of the Ghost--as you wage an unconventional war for the freedom of Japan.
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Comments (2)
Can't wait for this. Sucker punch is one of my favorite Sony subsidiaries and after what they've accomplished with the Sly Cooper trilogy and the Infamous games, I'm interested to see their take on feudal japan.
Sad to see it got bad ratings here. I personally think this game is a masterpiece.
This is the only game where the NPC follows your speed. You run, they run. You walk, they walk. This subtle thing changes a lot!
Another important detail most overlook is PS4 Hardware capabilities. The PS4 Pro is like a Jet Engine while playing this. Giving it more general and water texture would ruin the PS4's hardware in the long run. I kind of believe the PS5 version of it will have much much better graphics.
Lastly, yes, there are some flaws. I cannot deny it. A game this big is bound to have flaws. Every Game of the Year has flaws. Doesn't make it bad. The amount of work they put into the game truly shows up. On a personal preference, I liked how The Witcher 3 ALWAYS had a choice in stories, whether it be main or side. They could've implemented that on the game. Another would be, a better map for inside cities. Finding where a certain merchant is always difficult for me. But that's just me.
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